Years active 2002–present Website martindinglewall.com | Name Martin Dingle-Wall Role Actor | |
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Full Name Martin Dingle-Wall Occupation Actor, producer, screenwriter Movies and TV shows Strangerland, Home and Away, Cops LAC, The Makeover, The Polygamist Similar People Kim Farrant, Joel McIlroy, Craig Melville, Alan Bateman | ||
Actor Martin Dingle Wall on why he decided to become vegan!
Martin Dingle-Wall (born 22 July 1971) is an Australian actor. He originated the role of Flynn Saunders on the Australian soap opera Home and Away in 2001. He departed the show in 2002. Dingle-Wall has appeared in Satisfaction, Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities and Cops: L.A.C.
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- Actor Martin Dingle Wall on why he decided to become vegan
- COPS LAC General Promo
- Career
- Personal life
- Filmography
- References
COPS L.A.C. General Promo
Career
For his portrayal of Flynn Saunders in Home and Away, Dingle-Wall received a nomination for the Logie Award for Most Popular New Male Talent.
In 2003, he appeared on stage as Kip Polson in an adaptation of the screenplay The Nothing Men. He was picked for the Peugeot 307 SV campaign in 2004. Later in 2004, he took a part in a short movie for the BBC, Out of Water, playing the lead.
In 2005, appeared as Scott Allen in the television drama film Summer Solstice, directed by Giles Foster, playing alongside Jacqueline Bisset, Honor Blackman, Jason Durr and Sinéad Cusack.
In 2007, he appeared as Johnny Lake in and episode of the television series Satisfaction.
In 2007/8, he also filmed the comedy feature film The Makeover, playing the lead Roger Keaton.
He has also written two screenplays: Heart of a Nation and Pariah; both were taken up by an (unnamed) production house in the UK with Shepperton and Pinewood Studios.
In 2007/8, he also filmed the movie version of The Nothing Men for which he was also a producer through his company Alchemy Film Productions P/L., via which they became a global industry headline for pioneering the revolutionary RED digital cinema camera in the Southern Hemisphere, second in the world to only Steven Soderbergh's Guerrilla/The Argentine.
In 2008/9, he was cast as the younger brother Les Kane of the notorious Kane Brother's, bosses of the Painters & Dockers for the Underbelly prequel Underbelly: A Tale of Two Cities.
In 2010, he appeared alongside Kate Ritchie for a third time in Cops: L.A.C.
Martin went to Los Angeles in 2012 to play the title role of Matthew Butticker, Defense Attorney in the Award Winning play ANACONDA for the Hollywood Fringe Festival. It went on to win the Festival & be nominated as Top 10 Theatre Productions that year by the GLAAD Awards.
Martin relocated to Los Angeles in 2013 & booked a major commercial campaign for NISSAN cast as the Hero by Director Joseph Kosinski (Oblivion, TRON-LEGACY).
Martin booked the support role of Neil McPherson in the film "Strangerland" with Nicole Kidman & Joseph Fiennes, Directed by Kim Farrant.
Martin soon booked the romantic lead in the Feature Film "All that Jam" shot on location in Russia, for which he learned Russian & played almost the entire film in that language. His support cast included Chris Owen, (Sherminator from the American Pie Franchise) & Svetlana Khodchenkova (Viper from Wolverine).
Martin then booked the lead role in Happy Hunting (2016 film), shot in America in the Californian desert, Directed by Joe Dietsch & Louie Gibson. It had its American Premier at Screamfest where it won BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY. It is heavily engaged in the 2017 Festival Circuit both domestically and abroad.
Dingle-Wall joined the cast of Salty, alongside Antonio Banderas and Olga Kurylenko in July 2016.
Personal life
Dingle-Wall is married to Peta Danvers. Their first child, a son, was born in 2015. He has a brother and sister. Jamie (who is much more handsome) & Sally. His nephew Jake is by far the Best.
In October 2016, Dingle-Wall revealed that shortly after relocating to Los Angeles in 2012, he began receiving treatment from Alcoholics Anonymous. The actor told Jonathon Moran of The Daily Telegraph that he decided to attend AA because he did not like the personality changes he suffered as a result of consuming alcohol.